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    A Manufacturer May Be Found Liable for Damages Under the Food
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A Manufacturer May Be Found Liable for Damages Under the Food

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A manufacturer may be found liable for damages under the Food and Drugs Act only when a consumer has been injured by an improperly labelled product.

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